Sentence examples for opposed though from inspiring English sources

Writer, too, is opposed, though not for the same reason.

The Royal College of Nursing is opposed, though.

Many religious people are unalterably opposed (though there hasn't been any of the violence associated with anti-abortionists).

In Virginia, political support for the bill has generally adhered to party lines, with Republicans in support and Democrats opposed — though not exclusively.

But it has also been opposed, though more quietly, by the state's top court administrators, who often walk a tightrope as they work to keep the courts running.

Between stadium announcements, a new voice inadvertently joined the fray of those in favor and those opposed, though the combatants were hardly listening.

What the protesters really oppose, though they may not realize it, is the nature of their own country.

It also encouraged Britain's coalition government to ignore church opinion altogether when it launched a campaign this month to legalise gay marriage, which the church opposes (though some liberal clergymen do not).

Flaherty wants him recommitted, a course of treatment that Smith opposes, though it quickly becomes evident that Christopher is of less interest to them as a patient than as a mallet with which they can beat each other.

If Abbas Kiarostami is a giant among his generation of filmmakers, it is, in part, because his films reflect the tensions of these two opposing (though not contradictory) tendencies.

To a certain extent, members of the public will find the misrememberings, omissions and inventions of the candidates they are inclined to support more believable than those they oppose, though it is rare to see a candidate for high office knocked out of a race simply for uttering an untruth or two.